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The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

when Nnssa L.nEum len rs,
lie lVG Mas.a Robert stay.
Len de boy dRt he mite holp rs,
An he's uchbcr gwine away,
Nassa Robert, Ike his faddCr,
GwiuC to reach the white House, too
And his Chillcn, Ike W. chlllcn,
VIII romp dc White House froo!
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TOR RENT-11-Room Brick, $50,
Il and Groom frame, 5000; good location;
northwest section. 800 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s-,Sst-.DR. u. a. MCLEAN, Dentist,
kSS 10 Twelfth street,
First-class work Mt Moderate prices. Gold
and Amnlsnm l'illing. Artificial Crowns per.
manchtly attached TO roots. Gold.lined Rub
Der Plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle
treatment assured
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LNOR SALE

j. W. 7. MYERS " SON,
1i3S New York ave.
DOR SABE-12-Roum Brick. Corner
Il 18th and NJ SITS W; lot 1878 feet. Two
ii.room pressed bricks, 18th st, near Corooran
OsTRANDER ,S STALEY,
iiiO New York ave.
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NOR SAIE-Houses for n ONES or In
vestments
X - II W. corner house, large, well located,
can be bought at a bargain.
18TH Il W, beautiful residence, perfect
order. all m i....... ............ ...S3jGOO
VI ave, near Iowa Circle, elegant house
and lCCation....... ..,.........,'...' Sj,UDO
Iowa Circle, charming house, very COM
plete throughOut..... ....... mann. 3O,OOO
HIST n w,near 10th st II w appointments
and finish, perfect, side lot. ......, 10000
10th st n W, near Dupont Circle, nearly
new, inside finished in natural wood,
heat ngand ventilation excellent; can
be purchased furnished or unfur. -,
VI st II W. bet 18th and 18th sts, houses,
all very desirable, different prices".,
18th st n w bet p and q sts, fine busi-
ness property. ty.........,.,........, I,M0
Corooran ST, bet 18th and lithsts...,, 900
II st, near 10Th ST n w.. ......,,,.,,,. O,oVO
40 ave, house in good order, leased for
$40 per mo. .....,..,.,,,,,.'.....'.. O,UUu
II st n Q, good sized house and lot, all o,
mOu impS, ..., ,..'.'s'.'''' s'''.'."' 0,Vuu
iith st s e. new houses, very complete.
good yards; each...,.. .,......,,,". $500
l9 houses, small and convenient, all
rented, grand investment; each".... $50
houses new and complete, paying
good rate of int; terms easy; each'.. 1000
8 houses. well built, paying good rent;
can be bought for teach) ............ l,OyO
Houses sold or exchanged. Building esti-
mates furnished. Loans promptly negotiated.
GEO. p. GOFF,
No New York
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EOR SALE
Il Small and medium property; also corner
LOWE s. DONOuOE,
Enat InpitnI 1t
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TrjcE' GT AND cellar on Caroline ST

UlON SALE
4 Brick, Or and cellar on Caroline st
W'.'..,.s.t. sss'ss'sss ssss's' l,iuN
Brick, lUr, on 18Th, above la Cirule,.... $500
" or, on q, bet Goth and 2ist n W., $500
" 10r on n st, bet 18th and lth... O,0OO
fr, Kngman PlaCe..,..,....,... 1000
" 1r, lsrco pl bet 18th and 10th, 3,5p
= llr, q, bet 18th and lith sts.,.,, 7,9iO
br south Capitol st......, ....., loo
iOT, ON CCrcOrEn st,,,,,,.,,,,,. 1i1l
" sr, 9TH II, busiugss prupcrty,,, 900
tr FrutOu u mr. Govt Print OF. 1850
" ~, q 50, bot Htt gud 5thn w,..,. $500
store and DWELLING iith st,,n,,, 1000
" lr, Nigg, N bet i&th mud lAh 90, G2iO
1Or and stable, on II uvo,u.... $500
IL and store, la'h and Q sts W, 1900
" iOr, ON y, bet slth and 9lsL SIS,
new house. 5c...,,.,,,...s.,., 90, 10000
Frame ON hunbauOn uvA".,,,,,,,.,, loo
on Congress II, mir pDslu'hcG.,,r 5000
llr brick, i, bet 9th and 9Th, mr. Pension
uNCrs,s,t. ,,.t s.,,,.,...,,,,.s lu,JlO
Also improved and minpruyGd property In
all parts " The City Apply To
j., " ', MYERS & SON,
ii9S New York ave.
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EOR sALE-speoiaI bargains

IL Several six-ToOm houses on A st n o; all
modern improvements; 10 per cent. invest
ment price only Ss,CO0 each, Also,
ilr brick, 18th 81, bet II and 800
sr, on l., bet 18TH and 10th sts II w....., 600
llr and cellar on COrcuran st.....,...,. 1900
Brick, llr, East Cap ST, bet 9Th and ith.. GOJ0
llr n cor II and Hlst sts n w,,.,,,.,., $500
II ON Marion, bet 9th and eth sis n We. i2N
Apply at once to j. ". r. MYERS S son,
ii2} New York ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

NOR SAIL Suitable Tor Business
IT Property,
Brick. re, ON 9th, bet aud X st3....,, sG,h11
Brick, RS, on Gth, bet and X sts....,.. ZOO
Frame. near | on 9th st, lot 20 II front, $500
Also desirable re sidcnce on | st, near lth
II rs, all m I, lot % # frOnt,.,...,.,," 1900
j. w. p. MYERS Il SON.
1l23 New York avenue.
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EOR RENT-ld28 Ilth st, u Com
L Portable lO.room house, with alcoyo,
bathroom and closets and mod imps; street
cars pass the door; rent SIS.
JAS, @. SPRlGG, 1924 N Y ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,
I,OR sALE-.Falls Church, Ncnr sta.

rooms, gas and water; good opportunity to
secure small homes.
JAS. II. MARR, p36 F st.
EOR SALE-.Falls Church, Near sta
Il tion, n complete house of s rooms. in
perfect order and every convenience; good
stable, choice fruits; everything about place
FIRST class; is offered at a big bargain to i'm
mediate purchaser.
BoYD's STATION, MONTGOMERY co, one
OF the finest farms in county; 100 acres no
waste land; In primo order; fino Groom house,
outbuildings, etc; location unsurpassed fine
dairy farm; price moderate; terms easy.
Fine farms and places at all points In Vr-
ginia and Maryland, which we can offer on
easy terms. BAXTER " MCGOWAN,
lO0S10i0 Il st.
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nAILy EXCURSIONS.
COuNTRY PROPERTY.

-ss-s~-s7-ssNss
N'OR Sale OR Easy Terms, or wiz
n exchange for city property. superior
count ) home; high and delightfully."- situated;
40 acres, frst-Class buildings, near X X station
j. II. GRAY ~ CO., G!9 + st n ".
NOR sALI.-Takoma Park, new lO-room
II house, complete in every respect, with
thoroughly graded; beautifully located, near
depot; will he sold for less than cost;
BAXTEP 81 MAcGOWAN,
lOOsiOi0 + st.
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V1OR SALE-SoVeraI New Brick Al
Il lev houses bet o aud p, an aud 9th 5t5
n W. rs each, with water, otc; price, Sijl.
All the above are We'll rented.
j, W. T. MYERS g SON,
1923 Now York avenue
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FOR SAlE--.L0TS.

LOR shLE-Cariin Springs, Va. Four
II miles from city, one of the most beauti-
ful and healthful sites around Washington;
pure spring and iron water; lots, with share
In syndicate, SlOO; payments $40 per month.
BANTER & MACGOWAN,
100S-l0i0 + st.
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EOR SALE-Great bargains if Sold at
Il oncC-Two-stOry-a reimbursement brick, all
mod imps on 10th ST n W; lot 20 feet font
price only SG,O00,
store and groom frame house on 12th st n
W; rents for $40 per month; price only $500.
J.W. p. MYERS& & son, ii2S N Y ave.
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EoR SALE

DOR SALE-Rare o. ancc-Eenutlrul
i s-Toom house and 10000 feet Of ground In
Takoma Park, rrcc only $1,000: also elegant
sites Tor two stores on iiih -: lot 10 by y
feet to 20 II alley. j. W. p. MYERS ~ son,
iIlN n u uNn-
The Washington critic., 1887-08-23

L'OK SALE
Il A desirable lot at corner of @ and nth
II, GbAX95 feet; oue on ilth st. bet q and X
sts 2Ox0j feet; original lot 9txl00 feet, Mt n "
corner of p and ID sts, and other desirable
northwest section OF the city; also several
lots, 50Sl10 feet, on and near Lincoln ave
Just north of boundary st. Or would take in
way of exchange q small improved property
in business part OF city. .
j. S. ROBINSON,
Office Of II. j. Daily,
G1i Il ~ N u
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EnR sAlE...NllsCELLAMEOus.
LOST AND FOUND.

+ OsT-Ten Columbia Rifles ENour-
IL sion tickets. Finder will please return
The same TO +. j, b., 2isi st II W, and receive
reward
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WRNTED...EDNMs

w aud plain bnird In private family, near
ith and IL sts must bu reasonable. Address
NJ C., Critic office,
WJ ASTED-By - Quiet Young Lady,
w one large or two small unfinished
rooms, where no questions Will be asked,
ANhIoss M once Il NJ Crltln nnlnn.
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T,OR RENT-IO26 Sth vt n W, New s.
Il story brick basement house, bay-wln-
dow, ten rooms and bath; two latrobes,
range, mantles throughout; all mod imps.
EMMONS SMITH. Inquire Boston Variety
Store. lOb and 7O1 Marriott Snaoe.
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EOR REST-A House and store; Ca n
II be rented separate; also set of fats,
furnished or unfinished, cheap; also prop
erty for sale northwest or southwest. Apply
at a0l0 ii ST n W.
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NOR RENT-I023 VT ave;1 1e Rooms,
Il alcoves, bathrooms, etc; all In good
condition, JAS. @. SPRIGG,
1924 ave,
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-ryerybody 10 Knov Thnt

Wy yANTED-Everyb 20 Know Thht
w U, s. Standard Remedies give instant
relief and cure rheumatism, darrhna, sum.
mer complaint, cholera morbus, cholera, sci.
ataca, coughs colds, affection of throat and
lungs and all diseases of the blood. For sale
Rnmnly co 1900 q 81 n W. TclonhonD lGs-l. :.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
mssrspsIits.s, q, Cleveland, o.

CLEVELAND, o., August 2l.-0yer
1000 people today witnessed the first
Sunday championship game played In
the city this season. Rain interferred
somewhat with the pleasure OF the
audience, but q wait Of half an hour
after the first inning was sufficient for
the grounds to dry aud the game was
finished. IL was good exhibition
with the exception Of the second In.
ming, Ia which an error by Mexican
gave the visitors chance 10 get In Eve
rune. Score:
MetropolitsnP...l 8 10000 x-7
Cleveland :. 100 00002 1 o. 8
Earned neutrality-suspicious., Il;
Cleveland, 3. Two bass hits-Mays,
Hankinson, WeidmuD, Reipschlager.
Three base hit-McKesn. Double
play-Jones and Rosemsn. Base
on balls-McKt an. Hit by pitcher
Stricken. Base on errop-Metropoli.
tans, 2. Struck out-Cushman,
Hankinson, Daily, Passed balls-
DonOhus, 2, Tims-Two hours and
i've nnrute" vmpire-Bauer.
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weekly HANK statement.

Bosros, MASS, August 2l.-The fol.
lowing table, complied from special
dispatches 10 the Post from the man.
ayers Of the leading clearing houses in
the United States, gives the gross eT.
changes for the week ending August 20,
1887, together with the Iates pc &c; cent,
Of increase % DECREASE, a. compared
with the gross exchanges for the cor
responding week In 1886:
New York, 1905, 500, 702; dec, &c.
Boston, S89. O03, 277: dec LIS.
Philadelphia, b3,243, 636; inc, 2.6.
Chicago, sbi 4ss l40; inc, 95.
~. Louis, fl6 ei6, 302; iuc., 1875.
San Francisco, 81 Q, 366, $40 inc, 60.4.
Baltimore, flI, 0l0, SOL inc, 20.
Cincinnati, f9.264, $50; dec, 81.
P,ttsburg, 1879, $50; Inc. 236.
Kansas City, 90, 100, 43l f; inc, 4l.0.
New Orleans, t4,5ib, 1875; inc, ll.3.
Louisville, fIis e, 069; inc, 24.s.
Milwaukee, f37l2. 800 inc, SO.
Providence, 81 1856, 800; inc, 1916.
1T. Paul, %, ss2.03l; inc. 277.
Detroit, 1878, 400; inc, 279.
Omaha, $3.50. $50; inc, ALI.
Minneapolis, 49, J3 9b7 inc, 80.
Cleveland, Is. 09O 265; inc, 700.
indianapolis, 81 COS ,3ii inc, $3.50.
st. Joseph, 81 COO. 1856 inc, 1876.
Denver, 81 2s2, 500; inc, 1874
Columbup, 81 0s5 i40j inc, 2.
Hartford, 81 2g6, b44; inc, l.b.
Memphis, 1855 OGs; inc, 81.
New Haven, 81, go S52; inc, 207.
Peoria, fl,l00,l 52; inc, 63.4.
Portland, $3.50 1872; inc, %.
Springfield, 1919, 1852; inc, ~.
Wichita, S6l0556 inc, B4S
Galveston, f736 728; dec, lilo.
Norfolk, iliO,l2i inc, 81.
Worcester, 1881 0i0; dc, 34.
Lowell, s5ib, 76s inc, 60
Syracuse, t570,0ll inc, 209.
Grand Rapids, f45S, S33; inc, "a !.
sDulutb, II, 23l, l02.
TOtal, tsO8, tO9, $40; dec, 9.2.
Outside OF New York, 1901, OO2, Ia
inc. 1874.
'Not included In totals.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
NEAT SAT- 4 ROBBERY.
The Proprietor Of the Pacinc He use
ON Main street, Out o 600,


Some time during Saturday night an
unknown thief robbed the safe Of the
Pacific House, on Main street, between
Adams and Washington, Of 5000 II
must have occurred after midnight, as
all parties connected with tie house
had retired, and the doors, except the
NJ ain street eide entrance, were clofed.
The police have the case under in
vestigation, but have so far discovered
no definite clew. An examination Of
ths premises leaves an impression that
the robbery occurre d about In this
wise: August Frost, the proprietor,
sleeps In second story room. Lead
Ing TO that Il ,or, in the rear, Ia q stair.
way by which the thief gained en-.
trance by pushing In the door, which
was securely fastened. nv. Frost's
room dor stood vida open and the
occupant slept soundly. The thief
silently entered, took from Mr. Frost's
pants pocket the safe key and 81 so In
money, found lying around loose.
From there, and with the key, futtter
progress WAS easy. Alongside the
$500 was an envelope containing $50,
also gold watch and chain, both tho
property Of boarders, but these the
thief seemed not to care fora be left
them updisturbed,
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AMRRIoAN AAsocIATIoN.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


GARRis)E has already won twice his
price with Eolian.
Ara mile, Kingston Ia one Of the
best colts In the country.
TuK breeding section Of Kentucky IL
said TO oe almost bare Of grAhs.
The opening Of the West Detroit
dhving park will occur September
10th, when q $1,000 purse will DO con-
tested for.
The pacing stallion, Brown Hal,
who retired lAet season with q record
OF 2:l7l, will soon make his reappear.
ance on the turf at Lexington, Ky.
y. w. Posr, Of ~. Louis, has bought
OF Gammy Bros., CarrolltoD, ILL.,, the
trotting bred hily Maud Martin, by
Daniel o'Connell, out Of Maud (recol a
2i4b).
NATHAN STRAUSS, OF Now York, Of
iered 5000 and four valuable brood
mares for tbs Texan trotting mare
Libbie y. The oHsr walIeiused. The
mare can be purchased for $4,000.
The Kentucky Trottlng Horss
1 Brtedefs' As.ociatlon odsr free FOL
all purse OF 5000, 10 be trolted for OF
October i4th, the fourth day Of th,
meeting, With Harry wilkee, Patron
Cipgstone and Jay'Eye.see barred.
or King Fish's victory In the JUNO
Cham pion stakes, the Sporting worl,
has this 10 say: king Fish 10 n,
doubt an improved colt. bis brie
sojourn st ssrioso having ibenefiis
him Immensely; but even srantin
that, do not see how he can eve
veil avoid regarding The raos e =
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u. CUT .E:N
No. Madison Street, Memphis. Tenn.

untrue one and only another addi.
ton to the list OF hukes into which
many II not most oil the important
stake features Of the year have re-
suited"
KIrMILLKR 4 Bowermsn, Of Lexing-
ton, have bought OF l.. ]. Fleet, OF
Long Island, N. Y, the stallion Hylas,
by Alcarde, dam Santa Maria, by Pi
lot, IT,, record 2:24l. Terms private,
but the price is known to be very
large.
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Yo.,h's Druaken Disorder.

James GIo2an, white, and sixteen
years Of age, was arrested by officer
Baskette last night for being drunk
and disorderly on a street car. He
and lot Of other hoodlums boarded
.he CO, at jackson Mound Park to re-
turn home. DR.. Porter, the dentist,
and his wife we're also on the car, and
shortly after II got under way the
youngsters began 10 create a
disturbance by boisterous language,
tightening the car brake and ringing
the bell. The doctor protested, but
without avail, and waited until Pc
liceman was discovered. When he
called upon the officer to perform hs
duty the crowd bolted aud fed, but
after Q tho, had been fred In the air
TO Tighten them, Grogan halted and
was taken TO the station house.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
DISPLAY OF cool COURAGE.
A Narrative which chilled th'
blood OF the Listener.

swell, cir, / beheld q sight last
night which will not be forgotten for
many q long day." said solemn look.
ing gentleman to an APPEAL reporter
yesterday. Encouraged to pr ocesd,
he did so as follows:
"As l was going home l saw a po.
liceman and citzsn arrest tall, pow.
eriu, and fine looking man. With the
utmost ease he showed his csptors
from him and moved of 40 uncon-
cernedly as though nothing unusual
had occurred. The policeman overlook
him aud laid hold OF his collar, at the
same time pulli z his club. The pow.
erful man turned TO confront the Off
Ger, and as he did 30 received a.hssvy
and well.directed blow from the club
across the forehead. The blood gusbed
from the wound Inflicted, but
did not cause the man TO change color
or lose his temper, 90 far as / could
discern. He deliberately went back
to his pistol pocket for q weapon, but
the officer pulled his more quickly and
thrust 1t almost between his prisoners
teeth. Not seeming to notics or care
iur the advantage, the man pclled HE
pistol, retreated step, coolly leveled
the weapon and fred. The ball took
effect In the officer, who returned the
FIRE, striking the man In the breast.
The shock was barely perceptible, and
. ..noua ahot nae al N 10 , IN Oh oar
which proved fatal. During all this
the citizen, who fret assisted the pc.
liceman, stood by in blank
smsE sment, doubtless psrslyzsd
for the time being by the cool bravery
and phenomenal nerve OF the man.
As the dead officer fell 10 the pave
ment, his slayer. composed 10 q sipgu
larly remarkable degree, deliberately
turned and fred at the awe stricken
citizen, killing him instantly. lie
then started away, but had not gone q
half dczen steps before he placed hit
hand TO his breast, gave q short gasp
fell TO the ground and expired. Fol-
daring and deliberate bravery, c DOL
nerve and utter disregard .of death
never read Of anything 10 equal IT,"
During It's recital the skirmisher
after local listened with bated breath,
open eyes, and lost In wonder. Al
the gentleman stopped, the reporter
broke In with tho inquiry, In q tone
equally divided between surprise and
doubt, "What the ducs are you talk
ing about-where did ali that occur 2"
"In q dream" was the reply,
with provoking nonchalance, and b,
actuslly scenes nonplu ed at the In
qlirer's puzzled expression. "But Il
awakened me, and found II lmpos
sible to 20 10 sleep again until day
light this morning"
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Cincinnati, Q; Brooklyn, IL.

CINCINNATI, o, August 21.-Smith
weakened in the seventh and eighth
innings, and the Brooklyns batted
him terrincally, getting ten hits. The
Oincinnatis had knocked Harkins out
Of the box and had the game we'll In
hand when Smith let down. A just
decision OF McQusde's in the eighth
in calling Nicol out In q steal home
caused a small riot. Ksppell was
injured in sliding TO home on long
hit In the fourth inning. Score:
Cincinnati.......1 02i / 201 l. 8
Brooklyn .......4 10000 8 x-l4
Earned iuns-Cincinnsti, z: Brook.
Ign, z. Two base hits-Smitb, Fepnelly,
PHILIPPE, Terry, Hsrkins. Three base
hits Rsilley, Ksppell, Greer. Home
run-Rsilley. Double plsys-Mc.
Tammany and Mcclellan, Pinckney,
Mcclellan and Phillips. Base on balls
Mcclellan. Hit by ball-Reilley.
Struck out-smith, 8; Harkins, /;
Terry, 8. Passed ball-Baldwin, /.
Wild pitches-Smith, 2; Terry, 1.
Tme-Two hours and forty minutes,
Umpire-MoQuade.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
Diamond Dots.
We must win today.

EEw ORLEANS is after Reccius.
Wrus, Of Boston, is said 10 be very
sick.
KKMLEu has bsen released by Du.
luth.
sAM CRANE has been made league
umpire.
The Athletics have given Atkisson
his release.
CHICAGO is after Tebeau, Of the Gin.
cinnali club.
CoRKHILL, OF the Cincinnatls, has
"Charlie horse"
BAKER Is expected here this morn.
ing from 81. Louis.
MEMPHIS SMITH and Charleston
Smith again today.
The Pelicans took four straights
from Birmingham.
"GEsTLKMAs JACK" PKLrz will be
with rs this afternoon.
sTKvK BRADY, formerly Of the Me,s,
has signed with the Newark club.
IF We lose today We capture third
pltce, But we are not going to lose.
7, EDDIE Kks, .ha well known tsIdsr,
will probably be signed by --s:.', "ni''
ROCHESTER, Is now getting ine work
out Of Fred Lswip, the big outfieldsr.
Nav 0RLRASs Is still climb and
now has 4 pretty firm hold on the
pennant.
BUYyIsroS was one Of the pitchers
whom authorities said the new rules
would kill.
HARKIss has recovered from Ills 70.
cent illness. and appears In prac.i Ice al
Ridgewood.
IT Is claimed that New York has
purchased "Looney" shaW's release
from Warrington.
JoH CRorTr's "whoa" must be
heard this afternoon. Coach for oil
you are worth, Joe.
LouByILLR has bid $500 for the serv.
ices oi Mise Leblanc, Of the Butfalos.
Mike 10 q first baseman.
MLLIaAs has not besu we'll for
some time. aud would like very much
TO have short leave OF absence.
President SrKARss, oil Detroit, IL
trying TO steal Parsons, the lei.
handed pitcher, from Rochester, N. Y.
JoHS PATRICK CAHILL 10 now out 10
the cold world. He could not bit q
balloon, and this Is the ciuse Of his re-
lease.
wKDnAs 10 not only q pitcher, but
q remarkably quick man In the box
II IL said that be was frozen out Of
the Detioit club
PIrcHKR BALDWIN, Of the Detroit
CLUB, Is now ali right, 90 he says, and
will in the team 10 few days. He
10 drawing no pay In these days.
RoxBuRY, the ex Athletic catcher, 10
getting 500 a month as manager add
catcher Of the Rldgway (Pa) club,
which leads the Mountain Lesgue.
IT Ia reported from indianapolis
that NJ. John Is. Day, Of the New
York club, said the Hoos.ers would
not be dropped from the league next
year.
JOhN - bAlhtf WhV Nhi lot wv
years m umpire In the international
League, 10 an applicant for like posi-
ton In the association, and has con
adorable backing for the place.
FooARTY In playing right field Il
his old time form OF last ysar, and
, what 10 better still, Ia hitting the bal
hard. He did the best batting on th,
trip Of any man on the team eKcep
: Devlin, aud his fielding was phOnome
/. nal.
THERE may be more csuss for jsal
ousy 10 the New York team II riel
nan continues his present One worh
He 10 using such discretion and spec
A In running bases OF late that II II cor
4 tinues Johnny Ward will have 10 loo
after his laurels.
The Boston Herald puts some ques
J headlines over lie baseball notes.
b short time ego u va Echoes FroI
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CHARLRsToN.
New Orlsar ., 8; Birmingham, o.
isPEoIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August 2l.-
The ball play this afternoon was close
and pretty interesting, although not
90 creditable to either side Is some Of
the other games Of the series. New
Orleans won seain-eisht to six. The
hitting was quite vigorous, but ran
largely to flies, especially on the part
oil the locals. The scoring was mate
rally assisted by errors Aydelotte
and Esteiquest both pitched effect
lively. The iatter's new catcher, Muir.
ply, however, proved incapable, and
In the fourth inning gave way to
Stallipgs.
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LsuisviiIe, y, Baltimore. ..

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 2l.-The
game won by Louisville from the
BIltimore club this afternoon was
witnessed by an enthusiastic crowd
Of sbsut 5000 people. Kilroy and
Ramsey we're both blurred, the former
on tho ankle, In the third inning, by
thrown ball, and the latter spraining
his arm while throwing q man out at
hrsl 10 the seventh. Their places
veTo taken by Smith and Hecker.
Though all Of the runs made by the
home nine were OF Smith, they had
hit Kilfoy bard, aud the game was
won upon iis merits by superior bat.
ting aud fielding Score:
Baltimore. ......l DOL DOL COS
LouIsyills-...".0 00s032 0r-s
Earned runs-Louisville, 4. Two
base hit-Greenwood. Three base
bit-Burns. Double play-Burns
Greenwood and Tucker. Base OF
balle-By Ramsey, l; by Kllroy, 1
by Smith, I. Struck ou,-By Ram
sew, 4; by Kilroy, IL by Smith, 2
Wild pitohes-Ramsey, 3. Umpire
Curry.